But we want to win the league in our new stadium. Which sits on land that we have a 200 year lease on... Hardly seems like anybody is being over ambitious to me.
I am enough of a dreamer to still harbour hopes of seeing us win it at Goodison again
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But we want to win the league in our new stadium. Which sits on land that we have a 200 year lease on... Hardly seems like anybody is being over ambitious to me.
He's been involved in football for over a decade and thinks being "number 11" is the correct way to describe being "11th". I think that speaks to a lack of feel for the game at the very least.
You can only fault where some of his money has gone not that he isn’t coughing up.
So 'we' does not include himself?
And as a club - the board, him, Kenwright, Elstone, the managers, the players - have all made mistakes...
It's "me" when things go right, "we" when there's blame to take.Its WE David, WE are all in this together, its not him and us, its US and WE.
Its about how WE go forward now or you spend the next few years talking about the last few years, something that constantly holds this club back, STOP LOOKING BACKWARDS.
It's "me" when things go right, "we" when there's blame to take.
I find it annoying.Or its got nothing to do with football and really isn't something to get irate at?
I'm not being negative though? I'm really not, at all. He's been good for us, but he's not done anything to suggest that talk of joining the elite and winning the league is realistic. When he came in he made some noises that suggested things were going to change massively here, but they haven't really. I don't blame him for that, he's not got the money of City or PSG etc, but his bullishness has probably led to a bit more impatience from fans who expected more, and he doesn't really seem to have learnt from that because things like this are still being said.
I said to another poster, it's disingenuous to say there was no timescale given. As I said, football fans are volatile, fickle, impatient, whatever you want to call them. When you say you have an ambition it will be taken that you mean in the next 10 years as an absolute maximum. You can't just say 'yeah you might all be dead but it will happen I promise'. If we haven't cracked the top 4 in 4-5 seasons, and are still signing the type of players we are now, you can bet your life there will be grumblings about lies and promises not being kept etc, when better communication could have had people saying this is great, we're going the right way. I just think we could do without this sort of bullish statement, it doesn't mean I don't like Moshiri or think he's a fraud.
Wanna meet for a pint before the game Sunday mate?
Feck off!This place gets more and more like the Craggy Island Parochial House, where each poster can be categorised as a Father Ted type, A Father Dougall type or a Father Jack Hackett type
Feck off!
Xx
Yeah, to be clear, i'm not knocking Moshiri here. He's spent money, changed things, taken an interest etc. That's all good. I just mean in this particular sense, nobody can honestly say that he's been a game changer in terms of our ambitions so far. We haven't signed a single player that would have been unthinkable before he came, our managerial appointments are no more ambitious than they were, and our best players have still left us when they've had the chance. Fans of other clubs are not looking nervously at Everton thinking the sleeping giant is waking, they would not see any difference between us three years ago and now, other than that we now sign 3-4 players a year of the type you would expect, rather than 1-2.
Nope, but I applaud your upbeat manner well done.Very positive meeting with all the right things being said. I am feeling very optimistic for the future and predict our trophy cabinet will not remain empty for very long. I've decided against purchasing an organic avocado orchard here in NZ, in favour of buying an up-market Liverpool apartment (in anticipation of retiring there so I can end my days as a season ticket holder at BMD...which I envisage will be up and running in 2022)
I suspect Goodison will be absolutely jumping this weekend...buzzing with feel-good factor. Bournemouth will curse the timing of this game.